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2017 HUMAN RIGHTS ARTS AND FILM FESTIVAL – interview with Lauren Lemadre

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by GREG KING

The 10th Human Rights Arts & Film Festival screens at ACMI from Thursday May 4 and continues through until March 18. There are lots of diverse and human  stories, great documentaries and narrative feature films that aim to engage with audience on important issues of human rights, equality, refugee issues, race, gender and indigenous issues. There are also a couple of short film packages, and several forums and art exhibitions. Greg spoke to Lauren Lemadre from HRAFF to find out more about what’s on offer for 2017.

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